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In the interest of full disclosure (and to generate a little content here) I thought I’d present a regular tally of what movies I managed to see in the previous month. Some of them I’ve written or talked about, most of them I haven’t. This list includes movies I saw for the first time, movies I’ve seen a thousand times, movies I saw in the theater, movies I watched at home, direct-to-DVD, made-for-TV and anything else that qualifies as a movie. I also choose my favorite of the month among those movies I saw for the first time, marked in red. Feel free to discuss or ask about any of them!

The Santa Claus Brothers (2002), D

Elf-Man (2012), D

Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny (1972), F; RiffTrax Riff, A-

Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale (2010), B+

The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), A

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989), A

Elf (2003), B

How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000), C-

Home: For the Holidays (2017), B-

A Carol For Another Christmas (1964), D-

The Magic Snowflake (2013), B+

Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas (2006), B

A Christmas Story 2 (2012), D

To All a Goodnight (1980), D-

Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005), C+

The Empire Strikes Back (1980), A

Better Watch Out (2016), B+

Santa’s Slay (2005), C

A Muppet Family Christmas (1987), A

Inside LEGO At Christmas (2015), B

Ernest Saves Christmas (1988), B+

The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957), B

The Frozen Ghost (1945), C

Casper’s Haunted Christmas (2000), D+

Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), A

Secrets of the Force Awakens: A Cinematic Journey (2016), B+

Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017), A

Christmas is Here Again (2007), B

Christmas Inheritance (2017), C+

Pottersville (2017), D

It Happened on Fifth Avenue (1947), B+

Scrooged (1988), A-

A Christmas Story Live! (2017), B+

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare [Abridged] (2000), A-

Pygmalion (1938), B

Twelve Hundred Ghosts – A Christmas Carol in Supercut (2016), B+

Magic Christmas Tree (1964), F; RiffTrax Riff, B

Home Alone (1990), B+

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964), A

The Santa Clause (1994), B+

The Santa Clause 2 (2002), B

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (19920, B-

Miracle on 34th Street (1947), A+

White Christmas (1954), A

Miracle on 34th Street (1994), C

Deck the Halls (2006), D+

The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (2006), C

Love Actually (2003), A

A Christmas Story (1983), A

Die Hard (1988), A

It’s a Wonderful Life (1946), A+

Holiday Inn, the New Irving Berlin Musical: Live (2017), B+

The Circle (2017), D

Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie (2017), B

Vixen: The Movie (2017), B

DC Super Hero Girls: Intergalactic Games (2017), B-

LEGO DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain (2017), B

LEGO Scooby-Doo! Blowout Beach Bash (2017), B-

Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017), B+

Mayhem (2017), A-

Big Hero 6: Baymax Returns (2017), B+

WhatHappened to Monday (2017), B+

The Babysitter (2017), B+

Too Funny to Fail: The Life and Death of the Dana Carvey Show (2017), A-

In the interest of full disclosure (and to generate a little content here) I thought I’d present a regular tally of what movies I managed to see in the previous month. Some of them I’ve written or talked about, most of them I haven’t. This list includes movies I saw for the first time, movies I’ve seen a thousand times, movies I saw in the theater, movies I watched at home, direct-to-DVD, made-for-TV and anything else that qualifies as a movie. I also choose my favorite of the month among those movies I saw for the first time, marked in red. Feel free to discuss or ask about any of them!

In the interest of full disclosure (and to generate a little content here) I thought I’d present a regular tally of what movies I managed to see in the previous month. Some of them I’ve written or talked about, most of them I haven’t. This list includes movies I saw for the first time, movies I’ve seen a thousand times, movies I saw in the theater, movies I watched at home, direct-to-DVD, made-for-TV and anything else that qualifies as a movie. I also choose my favorite of the month among those movies I saw for the first time, marked in red. Feel free to discuss or ask about any of them!

In the interest of full disclosure (and to generate a little content here) I thought I’d present a regular tally of what movies I managed to see in the previous month. Some of them I’ve written or talked about, most of them I haven’t. This list includes movies I saw for the first time, movies I’ve seen a thousand times, movies I saw in the theater, movies I watched at home, direct-to-DVD, made-for-TV and anything else that qualifies as a movie. I also choose my favorite of the month among those movies I saw for the first time, marked in red. Feel free to discuss or ask about any of them!

In the interest of full disclosure (and to generate a little content here) I thought I’d present a regular tally of what movies I managed to see in the previous month. Some of them I’ve written or talked about, most of them I haven’t. This list includes movies I saw for the first time, movies I’ve seen a thousand times, movies I saw in the theater, movies I watched at home, direct-to-DVD, made-for-TV and anything else that qualifies as a movie. I also choose my favorite of the month among those movies I saw for the first time, marked in red. Feel free to discuss or ask about any of them!

In the interest of full disclosure (and to generate a little content here) I thought I’d present a regular tally of what movies I managed to see in the previous month. Some of them I’ve written or talked about, most of them I haven’t. This list includes movies I saw for the first time, movies I’ve seen a thousand times, movies I saw in the theater, movies I watched at home, direct-to-DVD, made-for-TV and anything else that qualifies as a movie. I also choose my favorite of the month among those movies I saw for the first time, marked in red. Feel free to discuss or ask about any of them!

In the interest of full disclosure (and to generate a little content here) I thought I’d present a regular tally of what movies I managed to see in the previous month. Some of them I’ve written or talked about, most of them I haven’t. This list includes movies I saw for the first time, movies I’ve seen a thousand times, movies I saw in the theater, movies I watched at home, direct-to-DVD, made-for-TV and anything else that qualifies as a movie. I also choose my favorite of the month among those movies I saw for the first time, marked in red. Feel free to discuss or ask about any of them!

In the interest of full disclosure (and to generate a little content here) I thought I’d present a regular tally of what movies I managed to see in the previous month. Some of them I’ve written or talked about, most of them I haven’t. This list includes movies I saw for the first time, movies I’ve seen a thousand times, movies I saw in the theater, movies I watched at home, direct-to-DVD, made-for-TV and anything else that qualifies as a movie. I also choose my favorite of the month among those movies I saw for the first time, marked in red. Feel free to discuss or ask about any of them!

In the interest of full disclosure (and to generate a little content here) I thought I’d present a regular tally of what movies I managed to see in the previous month. Some of them I’ve written or talked about, most of them I haven’t. This list includes movies I saw for the first time, movies I’ve seen a thousand times, movies I saw in the theater, movies I watched at home, direct-to-DVD, made-for-TV and anything else that qualifies as a movie. I also choose my favorite of the month among those movies I saw for the first time, marked in red. Feel free to discuss or ask about any of them!

In the interest of full disclosure (and to generate a little content here) I thought I’d present a regular tally of what movies I managed to see in the previous month. Some of them I’ve written about, most of them I haven’t. This list includes movies I saw for the first time, movies I’ve seen a thousand times, movies I saw in the theater, movies I watched at home, direct-to-DVD, made-for-TV and anything else that qualifies as a movie. Feel free to discuss or ask about any of them!